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Chicago examiner vol vii no 198 a m monday august 9 1909 price one cent delivered ny carrier 30 cents per month Chicago sizzles in safety through hottest day one stricken blazing sun and desert breeze drive myriads to refuge in lake and parks thermometer up to 93 thousands jam excursion boats and street cars city sleeps outdoors temperatures by hours in Chicago yesterday j 1 a m 731 _ p m 91 i 2 a m 76 3 p m 93 j 3 a m 75 4 p in s3 4 a m 74 5 p ni 93 5 a m 73 6 p m 90 6 a m 75 7 p m 89 7 a m 761 3 p m 87 - 8 a n 79 [ s p m 86 9 a m 83 10 p n 85 10 a m 86 11 p m 81 11 a m 88 12 midnight 80 13 noon 89j 1 a m . 77 | 1 p m so 3 a m 75 Chicago sweltered yesterday it was the hottest sunday of the sum nier it was the hottc-i day of the year it was thc most oppressive thc humidity in the atmosphere was great the breeze that blew at the rate of twenty miles an hour or more was like a blast from a sun baked desert t be day marked the climax of the long continued spell of torrid weather that de heended upon the city almost a week ago the mercury in the thermometer climbed steadily during the day until at _ and 5 o'clock in the afternoon it registered at the b3 degree station the previous high mark for the summer was t degrees on july m at 1 o'clock in the afternoon strangely enough up to an early ho*jr j this morning not a single death attributable j to the heat had been reported one case ; of beat prostration was report-id e.itllc r__fc promised * little iclief from the terrific heat is â– roiulstd by the weather man for to-day slight e-haiigcs in temperature but in dining to somewhat cooler is the diplo '. matic way iu which he couches lis jnog uostie-.uions for to-day thc bathing beaches ai_d^the sho.es ot j the lake where the torrid winds were somewhat tempered were favorite rendez i tous for chicagoans yesterday fhe parks i likewise were crowded from early morn i ing until late into the uigtii by a per fpirliil gasping throng oiiii uiiddle-agedl anel old shad spots were at a premium thousands sought to escape from the heat of til day by tiips on the water i every excursion steamer that iefc Chicago vesterday was taxed to capacity j'tiuu ! tands who remained at home during the day look the steamer last night in their effort to get a breath of good frefih air ! street cars during the da and evening j were popular and really they were about as cool places as could be fouud in the chj . sua sets still hot the going do i of the sun did not seem i to have any appreciable effect upon the ! temperature during thc night the weather continucil :___, binding hot in u_u teue 1 ment districts tlie dwellers sought relief oa ! the fire escapes and ou the roofs thou 1 sands spc.t their night out of doors thou sands slop in the parks and in yards it i was uiiythiijg to escape the awful oppres * sive heat of tl . day and nigbt 1 the only prostration of thc day reported i up to au early hour this morning was that cf mrs annie larson who was overcome i yesterday afternoon at argyle and f_vans i ton avenues mrs larson who is thirty i two years old was taken to her borne 719 i foster avennc by the police of the turn i merdale station i ( Chicago healthful place ' despite thc long continued spell of ei â– ceasirely hot weather Chicago continues j t m nc of t most healthful places in i the whole united states the city never > has known a better summer than is the picsent one j there were d death in the city last 1 week and this is i l , ss tban th ' p ( . or . f responding week in 1!v _ the geuer 1 e.-etli rate fr r the â– -Â»,- was 12.33 p.m a looo â€¢*. p.epu.atioti on a per annum basis mils is 15j5 pc . Â„,.[,, i owpl . th(1i1 thp . Â„ era rate at this time of the vear 1 the attention that the department of a he r!'____i__s airect'on f i evans \_ health commissioner is giving t.e theta hi 1 '.^?.,,.. 0 '' ity is ring results for n the mortality among children under bve e.irs of aa was 10 lower last week than :. it was in the corresponding week a rem c ago â– burbank a nature faker t editor mako attnok and i,nrelrne*r v mclniion condemn los angeles cal aug g._at a meeting tee-night of the pasadena garden ers association p i barnhart eeiiteir of the pacific garderier scored luther bui-bank as a nature faker and thc or ganization adopted a resolution condemn ing burbank method it was stated that a report had been maile after personal in vestigation of burbank's property and plant at santa rosa a man's success is usually measured by thc vlndie-tiveness of his enemies said burbank when told of the action the success attending the creations in fruits and flowers which i have boon enabled to give to the world hare certainly proved the worth of my effort how a few chicagoans kept themselves on ice i iâ€”,1 â€” , i r__mreo av rf_e saud boom jane addams tor united states president suffragists plan campaign on theory natural housekepers shoulj keep national house boston mass aug s jane addams future i'resieleht nt the l'nite_d states this will be the slogan before uiany months have passed according to the ad voeates of equal suffrages and boston has been chosen as the starting point of a startling and novel campaign when william dean howells confessed in his characteristic fashion that be bad no doubt whatever that our national housekeeping conw not be in better hands than those of onr natural housekeepers he little theiught that already the suf fragists were planning to elevate a woman to the hi_rlie*st office in the nation's gift miss alice stone hlnekwell says that no better national housekeeper could be found than lane addams of Chicago anil her opinion is shared by roston suffragists who ire preparing to work with might and main for the elee-tion of miss addams a woman president would be quite as competent to attend to the national elnties as n man says miss blackwetl there have been women rulers of countries be fore now ami many of them stand out in history as notable for their good judgment and strong intelligent minds we have women to-day who would make quite as gooel presidents us any we have over hail jane addams would make l splendid president she would have ua much ta<-t as Taft ns much zeal for right is itejosevelt and a greater breadth of mind than either of them it would be of inestimable value if miss addams eould be at the head of the country for a few teats she is a woman if wonderful breadth of ideas who under itands labor conditions social conditions ind the needs of the country eiiw-'ed in the rock river at rex word dikhl john c forts-one yeaa old body round in clay bole where he is believed to hare com mitted 6ui.i_e i oi_vâ€žu clifford twenty-cue tears old drowned in oeetncniowoc lake while on an out ing with four friend ' iwidexiifi-.i max found floating in the drain age canal near summit 111 the most mysterious drowning was that of john c dielil whose body was found flpatiug in a clay hole near north paulina and wolfram streets at 11 o'clock yester day morning diehl is said to be the son of george h diehl retired manager of the hamburg ; american steamship line word was re ceived from the father several days ago that the son was missing from his home is west one hundred and twenty-seventh street new york and the police have been seeking him the body was identified by the victim's watch and letters found in the pockets of a coat which lay on the bank % friends see youth perish clifford oliver twenty-one years old said to have been one of a party of five young meu from hicago was drowned in ocono mowoe lake near ocououiowoc wis yes terday afternoon oliver and his companions all of whom are employed by thc Chicago milwaukee & st l'aul railway company were bath iug in the lake and allowed a raft upon which they were supported to flejat out into deep water oliver fell from the raft and was drowned within sight of his friends none of whom could swim godfrey bergsrom eight years old was drowned while swimming in rock river near rockford 111 yesterday morning the child is said to bave suffered crampa while beyond his depth and to have gone to the bottom before aid could reach him one body unidentified the body of an uuldeutifled mau was taken from the sanitary canal half a mile from the lyons cross road summit 111 yesterday morning the man was apparently forty years old and the clothing indicated that he had been â€¢ a laborer no murks of violence were found but the lack of means of identifica tion caused the case to assume an air of mvstery it is the opinion of the police that diehl whose body was found iu the northwest side clay hole committed suicide but they are at a loss to ascribe a motive arrest chauffeur and foe john gorham 54 west fifty-flnst place and archie milllean a chauffeur for elias layer attorney lfi-t dearborn street were r.rreste'l late last night after a fist fight it forty-third street atid lake avenue â€¢ ilorliaui appeared in the street and tried tl stop the car in whieh were attorney slayer and his brother simon mayer gcu " tfai secretary of the police department four drown in day 2 cases mysteries one victim believed to be son of retired steamship manager body in a clay hole another falls from raft and perishes in sight of friends four drownings were recorded in and about Chicago yesterday this brings the total recorded number of drownings in the united states since the season opened to the very high figure of d43 two of yesterday's tragedies in or near Chicago ate mysteries and in one case the body of the victim a man fouud floating in the drainage canal at summit has not been identified following is a summary of yesterday's fatalities heltt-stkom godfrey eight je__re old says busse aims to shelve mullaney publisher declare executive schemes to get secretary out of his officf mayor in hot denial barney and i are frienas i don't know whom i will appoint a story purporting to give the inside his tory of the reasons why mayor busse is auxious to make bernard j mulianey uow his private secretary the chief of police of Chicago was current in politicirl cir cles yesterday the gist of the tale was that mayor busse had grown tired of being over shadowed by his secretary and that he was trying to force a roinotiou on him to get rid of hlni it was declared that a man very close to mayor busse â€” in fact a member of the bus*se cabinet was the authority for the report that the mayor is trying to j'uuloaet mulianey moreover the same cabinet offi cer vras quotejl as saying that mulianey frould be the next cliief because the mayor was resolved to shelve mull by promoting him xoue or the many and varied reasons ad vanced for the mayor's persistency in urg ing the place miou mulianey was of more interest to the politicians than this al leged statement of an insider to several well-posted observers of the situation it afforded a plausible explanation of mayor busse's recent attitude toward his secre tary editor corroborates story a very prominent democrat who is pub lisher of a democratic newspaper and at the same time maintains close friendships j wii leaders in busse's demo-ilepublicaii machine made a circumstantial statement yesterday to thc effect that a member of the busse cabinet told him busse wished to get mulianey out of thc mayoral office the publisher said \ a high official in the city hall-he ranks as a cabinet officer told me that . mayor busse will insist that mulianey take . the job of police superintendent the rea son why the mayor will insist according to my informant is because he is tired of being overshadowed ami queered by his secretary this man says busse has bceu displeased for some time with mulluney's offlclousness lint the mayor is so good-na tured that he wishes at all hazards to avoid a quarrel with the man who has put over so many stunts for him therefore thc plan to promote mull aa a means of getting him out of thc mayor's inner office where he has lieen a power was devised and it will probably be found that mulianey will accept the job of chief of police rather than break with his political patron strike story a subterfuge the claim that he favored mulianey be i cause an aggressive chief would be needed ' in the event of a strike by the street e*ar ' employes was only a subterfuge the < mayor does not fully realize that mulianey is not fitted either by expericnee tempera y ment or special ability for the important post of police chief however he wants ' to ertielve him and the police superintend ent is the only promotion open such is the inside nisrory of busse's plan to make barney mulianey the head of the | Chicago polie-e force according to my in t formunt who declares that mulhiney ' queeree busse with the united societies e by threatening in busse's name to e-b-se . the sunday saloons if the ierman-amcii â€¢ can toters refused to support the city ' charter at a recent election the foregoing remarkable story was re ' peated last night to mayor busse b.v the ! reporter to whom it was told by the dem 1 ocratic publisher â€¢ it is just a plain lie said mr busse j if such stories as that are printed tliey - will result in making mulianey chief of police even if the story that i want to * shelve mulianey wen true 1 wouldn't ael init it he ar.d â€¢ have been friends for s years and we are still warm friends is it true that you would prefer a less aggressive or less efficious man for your private secretary | nothing to imake public ! now all 1 will say on that point is li that barney mulianey and i are friends Â° and 1 expect we will remain friends as s regards the question as to the identity of _\ the person or persons under consideration " nt this time for chief of police i have e nothing to make public just vet Â° secretary mulianey could not be reached 1 â– â€” b wants nation quartered tom watson ueclnres we'd uv hap l-ier in four divlxionw atlanta ca ang b ln denouncing the aldrie-hpayne tariff bill and in answer to the memorial day speech of secretary of war dickinson tom watson former can dtdate for president em the peipulist ticket suggests the iv instruction of the union into four grand divisions declaring the hemisphere will uf all the happier for it mr watson said i am quite sincere in saying it wonld have be u hotter for the south had the confederacy weeeeded we would have had ii constant irritant such as we ne>w bave in the s'lieial-e'qmility blacks in eef bcehoming e-nsles and the uiggerite white people eif the north who arc eternally i ratting the devil into the heads of the [ afro-americans saves life of expert smrsi'o-i iltciuove '__ x-ray oncers fn-m hands of dr stover boston aug s dr charles alien por ter assistant professor of surgery at har vard medical school recently removed twenty-five i*ancerotis growths from the bauds and wrists of or george h stover ief denver widely kuown as an x-ray specialist and grafted twenty-two different pieces i.f the latter's skin over the wounds ll the grafts took effect the skin useel e was cut from the arms of thc patient and each piece was rttted with the utmost e:are over the raw surfaces the operation iv ' quired three hours or stover came to boston as a tiual resort tn obtain relief and dr porter declares ma life will be saved as a result the traction situation as leaders on both sides see it sure of peaceful understanding arbitration would settle trouble mher'fi is always a chance for a fair difference *| of opitiion it has been the policy of the Chicago city railway to treat its men fairly at all times therefore i cannot see why the question of a strike should ever be talked about the com pany has always fulfilled its agreement with the men and is doing so now although it has expired under it there is a plan of arbitration which can settle the whole controverys t e mittex pres ident Chicago city raihcay company ihave had the auditors working since saturday to discover just what increases if any can be made by the Chicago railways company i will have the result of their investigations to present to the union committee monday where such great interests are at stake it requires time to bring about an adjustment but i am sure there will be a peaceful understanding â€” john m roach president Chicago railways company settlement may come to-day 1 believe that the whole controversy will be 1 settled to-day president mitten said he would give us an answer that would be definite in its nature i wish to add that all talk of a strike while negotiations are going on is ridiculous the car men's unions are business organizations and will take no unfair advantage of either the companies or thc public â€” m c buckley presi dent Chicago city raih.au employes union oe are slowly moving to a settlement we a will meet president roach monday and re , ceive his answer ot course at this time we are completely in the dark as to what it will be but from the conversation with him at saturday's meeting we hope he will suggest a change in the wage s^ale that will be acceptable to the g.ooo motormen and conductors on the line â€” william quixlax president of the Chicago railway com pany employes union finds asylums are full of blondes army expert says light com plexioned species is prone to fall into crime new i'ork aug s.---a startling note of warning to bine-eyed liiht-e-oinplexionel new yorkers is uttered by dr charles e woodruff surgeon and major in the uniteel states army who has just completed a private teeur of thc prisons and asylums of the city and state the jails and institu tions he savs are full of blondes who un able t stand tin btruggle for existence in a climate tee which tliey arc unfitted have fallen into poverty disease and crime wli.it is true of new i'ork he says is true of the country as a whole and unless jthe blonde american finds or adopts some better means of survival thai be has at present he will be dropped euit as a type iu favor of the brunette the grout tronble is the sunshine there is too much of it in aineriea for the lile'lide says dr woodruft if breaks down their nervous systems renders tbem un stable nn allv as well as physically nnd makes them peculiarly liable to the ravages of consumption and other deadly ailments pull string wife's dress is buttoned â– long suffering husbands in vited to inspect invention at clothes show new york aug s more than 19,000 i applications for tickets from all over the country have been received for the i clothes show which will open in mad ison square garden next saturday all known and some uuknown kinds of men's and women's clothes will be shown ' every long-suffering husband should go to the shmv for there will be present a great benefactor of the tribe some genius name unknown as yet has contrived au arrangement which will do away with buttous and hooks and eyes in the back of women dresses all the husbaml has to do is to pyjl a string and behold madame dlrectolre is form fitting auotber invention which will be dis played is a collar button that can't roll after it hits the floor a permanent crease that won't come out and won't let trousers bag a waistcoat that can be worn inside out a skirt that cau be pulled up and made iuto a raiucoat as if the fair sex needed atf iudueement to buy clothes some of the pretty models from fifth avenue establishments have been engaged also a number of the young meu whose apollo-like forms grace the ads in the newspapers will . face the public in the flesh to show how ready made e*le*tbing can be worn and all those beauteous young women who make the back pages e>f the magaziues look like a series of one-alarm fires in the early morn ing will be fully dressed delegations from every manufacturing e*ity in the united states have signified their intention of being present with their star living models to demonstrate women's geewns hosiery and all the rest a prize will be awarded for the best dressed woman another for the one wear | ing a gown iu the most distinguished man ner and one for the prettiest model in the exhibition the judges of the contest will wen â€¢ masks and be escorted by a bodyguard oi police five terrorists trapped rami i hnlteil bcior.e amsi\ssi,,n tiona and koblierics occur riga russia aug b detectives ar retted today five out of twelve members of the international terrorist organization who came here by way f england ie ; the i'nited states for the ullcgeel purpose | eef committing a scries of robberies and a.s j sassinations thc police informed bf tjieir : intentions s'trprl oei and disarmed two in the streer anel arrested throe in their lodg j ings where bom mauser rifles and cart ridges vere found the remaining seven i members of the gang th^kvlice have uot i found ______% ww peace is seen by car men in crisis to-day mitten will meet the union committee and make defi nite proposition a 3-cent raise being hoped for roach also expected to give agreeable terms at a con ference with the men but the details are a mystery president buckley ridicules police fears of a surprise strike saying unions will not take snap judgment car men's programme to-day 8 a m â€” officials of three unions will Â» meet at 70 la salle street 10 a m â€” president roach will meet employes ot the Chicago railways company 12 noon â€” fnion officials will hold a joint meeting again at 70 la salle street 1:30 p m â€” executive boftrd of city railway employes will meet at 3855 state street 2:30 p m â€” president mitten will give his answer to the city railway employes committee 6 p m officials of three unions will meet at 70 la salle st 8:30 p m â€” south Chicago ear men will hold a meeting te pass upon president mitten's offer of an in crease negotiations between the street car em ployes and company officials nil begin to day in earnest president john m roach of the ie_.v railways company will meet a commlt j tee of employes at 10 o'clock this morn ing he ls expected to give a definite ' answer to the demand for higher wages i president thomas e mitten of the chi cago city railway co will meet a com mittee of the car men's union at 9t o'clock this afternoon when he will offer a definite proposition looking to a settle . ment of the wage controversy owing to statements made saturday by president mitten the carmen believe that he intends to offer 3 cents an hour to men iu the employ of the company over a cer tain number of years and a proportionate advance for those ln the service a less time president roach's proposition is relied in mystery it will be the first answer he has l made since the carmen toted to strike ati-i . may be only an outline of what he intends , to do unions to plan campaign i the officials of all the unions in-reived will meet at 70 la salle street at 8 , o'clock this morning they will hold a conference and consider what shall ibe done i in the various meetings with the traction officials on thc proposition to make au agreement for uniform wages on all the ! lines j after the north side committee meet3 president roach the members will hold a conference with the south side and south Chicago employes committee at 1:80 the south side committee will meet at union headquarters and consider the stand to take in the conference with president mit ten which begins at 2:30 o'clock they will then kuow what president roach has offered all the union officials passed a quiet day yesterday they remained at home to rest a quieter feeling as to the outcome wag expressed president buckley ridiculed the fear of the polie-e which caused them to prepare for a strike yesterday demands of unions cited the unions of street car men are busi ness organizations he said they will not take snap judgment ou the companies nor the public in our conferences we will insist on uniform wages whether the con tracts are made at a joint meeting of the traction officials and employes or with each company we are anxious that the barn men on the south side get the same wages the north and west side men will receive under the new contract the south side men are now paid less we also want all discrimination against union men on the south side eliminated meu should be promoted according to length of service not because they are non-union men we have the open shop ou the south side and have demanded that it be changed to a closeel shop but that point can easily be set tiee if we can arrange an agreement by which there will be uo discrimination i would ueit be surprised if a eettfe mer.t wemlei tee reached to-morrow at any rate ire will know where we stand n_l whin wc can expect so far ac arbitra tion is concerned we prefer te aattle withoeit it arbitration is costly atid keeps the employes demoralized until a | election is made â€¢ president bu^u and t._^oa^fl mope for wage scale change ccntlnued on 2d page 2d column i is weather forecast m rj Chicago and vicinity gen fl t y erally fair monday and tuesday r.,'4 va slight change in temperature but j bj inclining to somewhat cooler light i â– ^-* to moderate variable winds kiv 30-stei)ograpi)ers-30 we have thirty positions open for female stenographers ranging in salaries from io to 18 per week call in person 8 o this morning at examiner employment exchange 70 washington st j examiner want ads w

Chicago examiner vol vii no 198 a m monday august 9 1909 price one cent delivered ny carrier 30 cents per month Chicago sizzles in safety through hottest day one stricken blazing sun and desert breeze drive myriads to refuge in lake and parks thermometer up to 93 thousands jam excursion boats and street cars city sleeps outdoors temperatures by hours in Chicago yesterday j 1 a m 731 _ p m 91 i 2 a m 76 3 p m 93 j 3 a m 75 4 p in s3 4 a m 74 5 p ni 93 5 a m 73 6 p m 90 6 a m 75 7 p m 89 7 a m 761 3 p m 87 - 8 a n 79 [ s p m 86 9 a m 83 10 p n 85 10 a m 86 11 p m 81 11 a m 88 12 midnight 80 13 noon 89j 1 a m . 77 | 1 p m so 3 a m 75 Chicago sweltered yesterday it was the hottest sunday of the sum nier it was the hottc-i day of the year it was thc most oppressive thc humidity in the atmosphere was great the breeze that blew at the rate of twenty miles an hour or more was like a blast from a sun baked desert t be day marked the climax of the long continued spell of torrid weather that de heended upon the city almost a week ago the mercury in the thermometer climbed steadily during the day until at _ and 5 o'clock in the afternoon it registered at the b3 degree station the previous high mark for the summer was t degrees on july m at 1 o'clock in the afternoon strangely enough up to an early ho*jr j this morning not a single death attributable j to the heat had been reported one case ; of beat prostration was report-id e.itllc r__fc promised * little iclief from the terrific heat is â– roiulstd by the weather man for to-day slight e-haiigcs in temperature but in dining to somewhat cooler is the diplo '. matic way iu which he couches lis jnog uostie-.uions for to-day thc bathing beaches ai_d^the sho.es ot j the lake where the torrid winds were somewhat tempered were favorite rendez i tous for chicagoans yesterday fhe parks i likewise were crowded from early morn i ing until late into the uigtii by a per fpirliil gasping throng oiiii uiiddle-agedl anel old shad spots were at a premium thousands sought to escape from the heat of til day by tiips on the water i every excursion steamer that iefc Chicago vesterday was taxed to capacity j'tiuu ! tands who remained at home during the day look the steamer last night in their effort to get a breath of good frefih air ! street cars during the da and evening j were popular and really they were about as cool places as could be fouud in the chj . sua sets still hot the going do i of the sun did not seem i to have any appreciable effect upon the ! temperature during thc night the weather continucil :___, binding hot in u_u teue 1 ment districts tlie dwellers sought relief oa ! the fire escapes and ou the roofs thou 1 sands spc.t their night out of doors thou sands slop in the parks and in yards it i was uiiythiijg to escape the awful oppres * sive heat of tl . day and nigbt 1 the only prostration of thc day reported i up to au early hour this morning was that cf mrs annie larson who was overcome i yesterday afternoon at argyle and f_vans i ton avenues mrs larson who is thirty i two years old was taken to her borne 719 i foster avennc by the police of the turn i merdale station i ( Chicago healthful place ' despite thc long continued spell of ei â– ceasirely hot weather Chicago continues j t m nc of t most healthful places in i the whole united states the city never > has known a better summer than is the picsent one j there were d death in the city last 1 week and this is i l , ss tban th ' p ( . or . f responding week in 1!v _ the geuer 1 e.-etli rate fr r the â– -Â»,- was 12.33 p.m a looo â€¢*. p.epu.atioti on a per annum basis mils is 15j5 pc . Â„,.[,, i owpl . th(1i1 thp . Â„ era rate at this time of the vear 1 the attention that the department of a he r!'____i__s airect'on f i evans \_ health commissioner is giving t.e theta hi 1 '.^?.,,.. 0 '' ity is ring results for n the mortality among children under bve e.irs of aa was 10 lower last week than :. it was in the corresponding week a rem c ago â– burbank a nature faker t editor mako attnok and i,nrelrne*r v mclniion condemn los angeles cal aug g._at a meeting tee-night of the pasadena garden ers association p i barnhart eeiiteir of the pacific garderier scored luther bui-bank as a nature faker and thc or ganization adopted a resolution condemn ing burbank method it was stated that a report had been maile after personal in vestigation of burbank's property and plant at santa rosa a man's success is usually measured by thc vlndie-tiveness of his enemies said burbank when told of the action the success attending the creations in fruits and flowers which i have boon enabled to give to the world hare certainly proved the worth of my effort how a few chicagoans kept themselves on ice i iâ€”,1 â€” , i r__mreo av rf_e saud boom jane addams tor united states president suffragists plan campaign on theory natural housekepers shoulj keep national house boston mass aug s jane addams future i'resieleht nt the l'nite_d states this will be the slogan before uiany months have passed according to the ad voeates of equal suffrages and boston has been chosen as the starting point of a startling and novel campaign when william dean howells confessed in his characteristic fashion that be bad no doubt whatever that our national housekeeping conw not be in better hands than those of onr natural housekeepers he little theiught that already the suf fragists were planning to elevate a woman to the hi_rlie*st office in the nation's gift miss alice stone hlnekwell says that no better national housekeeper could be found than lane addams of Chicago anil her opinion is shared by roston suffragists who ire preparing to work with might and main for the elee-tion of miss addams a woman president would be quite as competent to attend to the national elnties as n man says miss blackwetl there have been women rulers of countries be fore now ami many of them stand out in history as notable for their good judgment and strong intelligent minds we have women to-day who would make quite as gooel presidents us any we have over hail jane addams would make l splendid president she would have ua much taw bave in the s'lieial-e'qmility blacks in eef bcehoming e-nsles and the uiggerite white people eif the north who arc eternally i ratting the devil into the heads of the [ afro-americans saves life of expert smrsi'o-i iltciuove '__ x-ray oncers fn-m hands of dr stover boston aug s dr charles alien por ter assistant professor of surgery at har vard medical school recently removed twenty-five i*ancerotis growths from the bauds and wrists of or george h stover ief denver widely kuown as an x-ray specialist and grafted twenty-two different pieces i.f the latter's skin over the wounds ll the grafts took effect the skin useel e was cut from the arms of thc patient and each piece was rttted with the utmost e:are over the raw surfaces the operation iv ' quired three hours or stover came to boston as a tiual resort tn obtain relief and dr porter declares ma life will be saved as a result the traction situation as leaders on both sides see it sure of peaceful understanding arbitration would settle trouble mher'fi is always a chance for a fair difference *| of opitiion it has been the policy of the Chicago city railway to treat its men fairly at all times therefore i cannot see why the question of a strike should ever be talked about the com pany has always fulfilled its agreement with the men and is doing so now although it has expired under it there is a plan of arbitration which can settle the whole controverys t e mittex pres ident Chicago city raihcay company ihave had the auditors working since saturday to discover just what increases if any can be made by the Chicago railways company i will have the result of their investigations to present to the union committee monday where such great interests are at stake it requires time to bring about an adjustment but i am sure there will be a peaceful understanding â€” john m roach president Chicago railways company settlement may come to-day 1 believe that the whole controversy will be 1 settled to-day president mitten said he would give us an answer that would be definite in its nature i wish to add that all talk of a strike while negotiations are going on is ridiculous the car men's unions are business organizations and will take no unfair advantage of either the companies or thc public â€” m c buckley presi dent Chicago city raih.au employes union oe are slowly moving to a settlement we a will meet president roach monday and re , ceive his answer ot course at this time we are completely in the dark as to what it will be but from the conversation with him at saturday's meeting we hope he will suggest a change in the wage s^ale that will be acceptable to the g.ooo motormen and conductors on the line â€” william quixlax president of the Chicago railway com pany employes union finds asylums are full of blondes army expert says light com plexioned species is prone to fall into crime new i'ork aug s.---a startling note of warning to bine-eyed liiht-e-oinplexionel new yorkers is uttered by dr charles e woodruff surgeon and major in the uniteel states army who has just completed a private teeur of thc prisons and asylums of the city and state the jails and institu tions he savs are full of blondes who un able t stand tin btruggle for existence in a climate tee which tliey arc unfitted have fallen into poverty disease and crime wli.it is true of new i'ork he says is true of the country as a whole and unless jthe blonde american finds or adopts some better means of survival thai be has at present he will be dropped euit as a type iu favor of the brunette the grout tronble is the sunshine there is too much of it in aineriea for the lile'lide says dr woodruft if breaks down their nervous systems renders tbem un stable nn allv as well as physically nnd makes them peculiarly liable to the ravages of consumption and other deadly ailments pull string wife's dress is buttoned â– long suffering husbands in vited to inspect invention at clothes show new york aug s more than 19,000 i applications for tickets from all over the country have been received for the i clothes show which will open in mad ison square garden next saturday all known and some uuknown kinds of men's and women's clothes will be shown ' every long-suffering husband should go to the shmv for there will be present a great benefactor of the tribe some genius name unknown as yet has contrived au arrangement which will do away with buttous and hooks and eyes in the back of women dresses all the husbaml has to do is to pyjl a string and behold madame dlrectolre is form fitting auotber invention which will be dis played is a collar button that can't roll after it hits the floor a permanent crease that won't come out and won't let trousers bag a waistcoat that can be worn inside out a skirt that cau be pulled up and made iuto a raiucoat as if the fair sex needed atf iudueement to buy clothes some of the pretty models from fifth avenue establishments have been engaged also a number of the young meu whose apollo-like forms grace the ads in the newspapers will . face the public in the flesh to show how ready made e*le*tbing can be worn and all those beauteous young women who make the back pages e>f the magaziues look like a series of one-alarm fires in the early morn ing will be fully dressed delegations from every manufacturing e*ity in the united states have signified their intention of being present with their star living models to demonstrate women's geewns hosiery and all the rest a prize will be awarded for the best dressed woman another for the one wear | ing a gown iu the most distinguished man ner and one for the prettiest model in the exhibition the judges of the contest will wen â€¢ masks and be escorted by a bodyguard oi police five terrorists trapped rami i hnlteil bcior.e amsi\ssi,,n tiona and koblierics occur riga russia aug b detectives ar retted today five out of twelve members of the international terrorist organization who came here by way f england ie ; the i'nited states for the ullcgeel purpose | eef committing a scries of robberies and a.s j sassinations thc police informed bf tjieir : intentions s'trprl oei and disarmed two in the streer anel arrested throe in their lodg j ings where bom mauser rifles and cart ridges vere found the remaining seven i members of the gang th^kvlice have uot i found ______% ww peace is seen by car men in crisis to-day mitten will meet the union committee and make defi nite proposition a 3-cent raise being hoped for roach also expected to give agreeable terms at a con ference with the men but the details are a mystery president buckley ridicules police fears of a surprise strike saying unions will not take snap judgment car men's programme to-day 8 a m â€” officials of three unions will Â» meet at 70 la salle street 10 a m â€” president roach will meet employes ot the Chicago railways company 12 noon â€” fnion officials will hold a joint meeting again at 70 la salle street 1:30 p m â€” executive boftrd of city railway employes will meet at 3855 state street 2:30 p m â€” president mitten will give his answer to the city railway employes committee 6 p m officials of three unions will meet at 70 la salle st 8:30 p m â€” south Chicago ear men will hold a meeting te pass upon president mitten's offer of an in crease negotiations between the street car em ployes and company officials nil begin to day in earnest president john m roach of the ie_.v railways company will meet a commlt j tee of employes at 10 o'clock this morn ing he ls expected to give a definite ' answer to the demand for higher wages i president thomas e mitten of the chi cago city railway co will meet a com mittee of the car men's union at 9t o'clock this afternoon when he will offer a definite proposition looking to a settle . ment of the wage controversy owing to statements made saturday by president mitten the carmen believe that he intends to offer 3 cents an hour to men iu the employ of the company over a cer tain number of years and a proportionate advance for those ln the service a less time president roach's proposition is relied in mystery it will be the first answer he has l made since the carmen toted to strike ati-i . may be only an outline of what he intends , to do unions to plan campaign i the officials of all the unions in-reived will meet at 70 la salle street at 8 , o'clock this morning they will hold a conference and consider what shall ibe done i in the various meetings with the traction officials on thc proposition to make au agreement for uniform wages on all the ! lines j after the north side committee meet3 president roach the members will hold a conference with the south side and south Chicago employes committee at 1:80 the south side committee will meet at union headquarters and consider the stand to take in the conference with president mit ten which begins at 2:30 o'clock they will then kuow what president roach has offered all the union officials passed a quiet day yesterday they remained at home to rest a quieter feeling as to the outcome wag expressed president buckley ridiculed the fear of the polie-e which caused them to prepare for a strike yesterday demands of unions cited the unions of street car men are busi ness organizations he said they will not take snap judgment ou the companies nor the public in our conferences we will insist on uniform wages whether the con tracts are made at a joint meeting of the traction officials and employes or with each company we are anxious that the barn men on the south side get the same wages the north and west side men will receive under the new contract the south side men are now paid less we also want all discrimination against union men on the south side eliminated meu should be promoted according to length of service not because they are non-union men we have the open shop ou the south side and have demanded that it be changed to a closeel shop but that point can easily be set tiee if we can arrange an agreement by which there will be uo discrimination i would ueit be surprised if a eettfe mer.t wemlei tee reached to-morrow at any rate ire will know where we stand n_l whin wc can expect so far ac arbitra tion is concerned we prefer te aattle withoeit it arbitration is costly atid keeps the employes demoralized until a | election is made â€¢ president bu^u and t._^oa^fl mope for wage scale change ccntlnued on 2d page 2d column i is weather forecast m rj Chicago and vicinity gen fl t y erally fair monday and tuesday r.,'4 va 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